When will Americans Learn?

I am a Canadian and respect the 2nd Amendment of the United states constitution , I believe that the people should have the right to protect and bear arms.

Being a theory conspiracist Its a never ending story, I can sit here and debate the pros vs cons ,My personall opp and views and what I really believe...Chances are youd think Im crazy...

Its became a Ignorant topic just like religion , Theres no actuall right or wrong just a diff of opp...

Ask an Atheist what came first the chicken or the egg and chances are theyll tell you youre Ignorant to ask a such a question!

Debates,Pros vs Cons are always Intresting but never end In a moderate argument ...There for Its a waiste of time!

 

Sounds like you & I are going to have some amazing conversations about conspiracy theories, can't get enough of those (2 thumbs up), I can see it now a whole crew of people talking at 4am eating burgers while people on the first floor are in their rooms waiting for everyone to go to sleep lol

 

Ive done a vast study on It for many yrs and I can back up my opp and views that most likely will have you thinking otherwise after were done shooting the shit!

Media , Music any thing thats kindly related to marketing Is a great way to control our minds and thoughts , The Germans were the first to use It and the Americans just took It to a new level.

Manchurian Candidate MK ULTRA (MIND KONTROL)

You tube any thing related from Jesse Ventura on It...

 

Steve what source did you gather youre "The 2nd amendment does refer to a 'well regulated militia' ?

Last I checked using Wikipedia no where does It state "The 2nd amendment does refer to a 'well regulated militia'

Just for thought Wikipedia Isnt the best of sources to gather Info....And know where does It state 'well regulated militia'

 

I understand that you meant to bring up the topic of gun safety, but you included every Canadian in your argument in your opening sentence and that's what I took offence to.

And I didn't say that "80% of the people living in the US are crazy". Please don't put words in my mouth. What I said was that there was an investigation into the number oF psychopaths in the world and that 80% of them lived in the US.

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I have friends who own guns, some have quite a collection including
semi-automatic firearms with high capacity magazines. Some are
active, retired or ex military, some are active, retired or ex law
enforcement of all levels. More then a few from some pretty highly
trained and disciplined branches. Men and women. Then I can
add the Firefighters & EMS, 1st responders, rescue teams, list goes on.
Of these people I know, I can't think of one that would agree a gun ban would
stop gun violence. I do have a few friends that support
a gun ban AND they are still friends, but I don't agree with them. Right now
we are seeing main stream media quickly broadcast any and all gun violence or
gun accidents. The same way American media will attack drug war violence in
Mexico and spilling across US borders when it is the flavor of the week. I read
in US newspapers and watch US news about the horrors of Canadian health
care, alcoholism, gang problems. I have no clue if any of it is even close to
being factual. I'll see reports in the US of a legal gun owner protecting their
family, sometimes after having to discharge the firearm. This though does not
make it to main stream media. Most of the time the firearm was a hunting
or target model. I doubt they owned one because they were afraid or
'wanting to be in control', but I don't know that for a fact. I would guess
most of them NEVER thought they would ever have to use a firearm in that
way, but I don't know that for a fact either, but luckily they did have one.
I am not afraid nor do I want to be in control.
I'm not afraid of gun violence, I worry about drunk drivers, drivers who text,
this list could go on and on and all on the list is not legal but are bigger
problems. This is just my opinion. No offense meant to any person or
nationality.

 

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